Capturing Stunning Seascapes | 16-35MM Landscape Photography Canon R5 (4K HDR)

In this episode I go over ND filters, odds and ends you'll need along the coast, and of course more compositions. I was worried this second episode in my Seascape series wouldn't be long enough and it ended up being longer than the first one!

I also review quite a few images from this video and I'd love to know if you enjoy these reviews or what you'd like to see talked about in the future.

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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:46 First Composition
3:50 Accessories, Gear, Tripods, and Bags
9:20 Apps You Should Have
10:30 More Compositions
12:00 ND Filters
17:30 The Composition
19:20 Image Review

[hughwolfe]

Alex you have wonderful teaching skills, easy to understand in simple terms. Sometimes it just comes down to a little experimentation as well as experience to achieve the desired results.

[NickPage]

Really well done video man.. lots of good advice given!

[kenhalal]

Thanks for the info in this video. I was glad to see that you brought out a lot more detail in the sea stacks during the final edits. Rinsing as much as you can with fresh water after trips to the sea will help a lot to preserve your equipment. But fresh water is probably limited living out of our car. Eventually, the zippers on your bag will seize especially if you don't open/close them for awhile.

[woarbaem]

I really enjoyed watching you on the coast. This includes your shots, edits and your thoughts on the compositions as well. I hope you had some amazing days there.
Greetings from Germany.
Baem

[shengyetang]

Nice shot, Alex. I actually like your first composition which creates more depth. Many photographers go straight to the spot but forget they missed many good views on their way to the spot. A friendly piece of advice, if you can number your photo when you are doing a composition comparison, in case of we are talking about which is which.

[braydens]

thank you for showing and explaining the ENTIRE process! Love it!

[patrickguilfoyle]

Great information, video & images. Great work!

[randyschwager]

Excellent video filled with great info. Your images are fantastic!

[declanmalone]

Hey Alex, I love the final edit on those images! Definitely worth the time and effort!

[katzsteel]

One thing I would be concerned about is mold forming on the internals of the lenses. I’ve seen it on my older lenses and don’t know how or why it formed, but assume moisture somehow got in them at some point. By the way, great images. You’ve become one of my favorite photography channels.

[StachR]

Made me LOL hard when that woman walked in front of your view 😅